Purchase price: $350,000 Cash invested: $12,000 We recently purchased a townhouse with a grant that covered nearly $20k for downpayment and closing costs.

I know that I wouldn't rent it if I couldn't have the entire family sitting around a dining table together.There are no stools around the little eating area at the kitchen counter.

I ask them any late payments, or no show no call for work.

Honestly, I'd sell the condos and start a RE company that buys, rehabs, holds the 2 - 4 stuff and flips any SFH that has a project cost less than 72.5% of the ARV.I've closed financing for about 4 condo deals in my life. 

i had baselane and shut it down. there was issue getting my money out and there is absolutely no customer service. i loved the idea they had and the platform analytics they have but from a banking perspective i would not put any money there. 

I would not advise buying a property with little or no money.

A local lender has a first-time homebuyer program that offers 0% down with no PMI and $2k towards closing costs with a very competitive rate (6.025% as of 8/19/24).

@Louis Hemmler, no direct experience.  

That means your actual cost for each email address and phone number is 9 cents.Them, of the 850 email addresses you get you can expect that 25% of them will be non-deliverable.

I pay $14k and keep 3.5% interested rate and $1900 payment or no upfront payment put interest go to 7% with $2500 payment.